Oakland University’s Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) will offer a one year, cohort certificate evening program (non-credit) for individuals interested in a paralegal career.
This full time program which begins in the winter of 2016, consists of three 14 week semester s— 9 courses.
The co-hort group will follow this schedule:
• Winter Semester 1 – Ethics and Introduction to Law; Contracts; Torts.
• Spring Semester 2 – Legal Research and Writing; Litigation; CALR—Computerized Legal Research (on-line).
• Fall Semester 3 – Special Topics I; Special Topics II; Internship – 100 hours (may be completed at current work place.) Special topics consists of probate, elder law, auto law and employment law.
OU will place participants in a 100 hour internship.
Tuition for the one year Certificate in Paralegal Studies is $5,390.00.
For additional information, contact Linda Wallace at lwallace@oakland.edu, call 248.370.4386 or visit www.oakland.edu.
- Posted December 01, 2015
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Paralegal certification program new to OU
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